Institutional Discipline
SIAI operates at the intersection of AI, capital allocation, and governance. Programs are structured around economic constraints, regulatory realism, and decision accountability — not hype cycles.
Global Forum Architecture
Zurich, Tokyo, and Dubai are selected for structural reasons: financial governance, industrial infrastructure, and sovereign capital deployment. Each city represents a distinct dimension of AI power.
Closed-Cohort Design
Participation is limited to small executive groups. No public ticketing. No open conferences. Discussions are structured for candor, discretion, and decision-level exchange.
AI as Capital and Governance Question
SIAI frames AI not as engineering novelty, but as a capital allocation and institutional design problem — where risk, regulation, and strategy intersect.
Site-Anchored Executive Exposure
Programs combine analytical briefings with visits to financial institutions, advanced manufacturing ecosystems, and strategic infrastructure environments.
Sovereign and Industrial Perspective
From semiconductor supply chains to energy systems and financial supervision, forums explore AI within national and geopolitical contexts.
Platform Continuity
Forum participation connects into SIAI’s broader ecosystem — research publications, advisory work, certification pathways, and future city forums.
Executive Pathway to Deeper Programs
Selected participants may pursue advanced SIAI GSB programs, including Executive AI MBA tracks focused on long-term institutional strategy.
Quiet Institutional Positioning
No media theatrics. No influencer panels. SIAI convenes senior decision-makers who prioritize signal over visibility.
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Read MoreChina–Russia stick together because discounted energy and sanctions pressure align their interests Despite mistrust, flows of oil, gas, and parts—often via North Korea—keep the bond tight Education s…
Read MoreSpain’s blackout showed solar alone doesn’t keep schools on Campuses need batteries, islanding inverters, and wiring upgrades Shift policy from price relief to resilience built in schools In 2024, Sp…
Read MoreTariff shocks don’t halt trade—they reroute it, reshaping supply chains Those shifts hit education budgets, curricula, and partnerships, demanding “diversification-ready” systems Train for regulatory…
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- Where Theory Meets Capital and Innovation
- Explore AI breakthroughs in finance and technology
- Network with global leaders and elite researchers
- Shape the future of intelligence and investment
